Star Wars Episode IX does not resume immediately after the last Jedi

by Colin Stevens

During Star Wars Celebration Chicago 2019, Episode IX's director, JJ Abrams, revealed that the last installment of the Skywalker Saga was not chosen. Immediately after The Last Jedi.

"The film does not resume immediately after the last film – some time has pbaded," said Abrams. "It's an adventure that the band is pursuing together, one of the great benefits of the film is the dynamic between the characters, the most wonderful together, and that's what I'm most excited about. "

Abrams also showed an image of the main cast outside the Millennium Falcon that would take place very early in the film. The picture shows Rey, Finn, Poe, BB-8, Chewbacca and C-3PO in a wooded area. At first glance, R2D2 seems to be missing.

Later in the panel, Daisy Ridley reiterated that there was a lag in time. Answering Stephen Colbert's question about whether Rey used that time to read the Jedi books that she took at Ahch -to's temple, did she? said, Rey would have already read some of the books at the time of the launch of episode 9.

The panel on episode IX of Chicago celebrating Star Wars Celebration is underway and new information should come from the Event, including the official. movie title. Here is your first look at Billy Dee Williams as Lando Calrissian.

In other Star Wars news, Disney's CEO, Bob Iger, revealed that Star Wars movies had "paused a bit" after episode IX. The last director of Jedi revealed that he was in agreement with JJ Abrams reconnects with Rey's parentage.

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